石枯松老 — “Withered stones and aged pines”
石枯松老 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes something that has existed or endured for an extremely long time; ancient and time-worn”. Literally, “Withered stones and aged pines”.
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What does 石枯松老 mean?
石枯松老 (shí kū sōng lǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes something that has existed or endured for an extremely long time; ancient and time-worn”.
How do you pronounce 石枯松老?
石枯松老 is pronounced shí kū sōng lǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 石枯松老 literally mean?
Literally, 石枯松老 means “Withered stones and aged pines”. It is used to mean “describes something that has existed or endured for an extremely long time; ancient and time-worn”.
What is the Chinese definition of 石枯松老?
枯：干枯。石头干裂，松树老朽。形容历时极为久远